Ramel Keyton (don't panic)

#54
#54
The are couple of problems with your ranking system (which I am not sure what it is based on?? Are you simply looking at yards? Are you looking at catches? Are TDs accounted for?? What about average yard per catch??) ;

1. There are qualities that are not measured in it. This year Keyton has improved from previous years. He has a higher percentage of catches (& thus lower percentage of drops) when the ball is thrown his way. He also is a significantly improved downfield blocker, which is an aspect of the WR position way too many people overlook and undervalue.

2. Comparing Keyton to Hyatt is comparing apples to oranges. Hyatt is a slot receiver and Keyton is a perimeter guy. Hyatt is a starter in the slot, whereas Keyton is a backup to Tillman & McCoy on the perimeter.

Personally, I’ve been impressed with all of our WRs this year! I believe several of them have made significant developmental strides. However, you can’t start all of them. Just because someone doesn’t start now, doesn’t mean they’re incapable of being a quality starter later.
You make great points. Thank you for responding appropriately and not just telling me to shut up.
 
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#55
#55
Speaking of Keyton, how many years of eligibility does he have left? He's listed as a Senior, but should still have the Covid year, but wasn't sure if he also got a RS year.
 
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You can't know that unless you also have the practice grades. I won't say a bad thing about any of our WRs, but if we use your metrics, then Tillman is the worst of the 4. So let's just be happy that we have 4 great WRs.
I think it's more him than them. Basing that off of his most recent interview.
 
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